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[Yasmin Qureshi MP @YasminQureshiMP]

The Government has done too little to acknowledge atrocities facing #Uyghurs

Last week the @BarHumanRights set out avenues for legal recourse and inaction is not one of them.

As co-Chairs of @AppgUyghurs @amcarmichaelMP and I
explain why.👇

https://t.co/Kg1lFGjIRs

[Christine Jardine 🔶 @cajardineMP]

It's time to recognise Uyghur suffering and take proper action. The international community has a duty to do whatever we can to protect and save those people. Read more in my column-

https://t.co/vo15tMkAvI

[Sen. Marsha Blackburn @MarshaBlackburn]

When you’re doing business in China, you’re working with the Chinese Communist Party. The @NBA is closely tied to China TV and to Alibaba. In about ten years you’re going to see them be the ‘National Beijing Association.

[Senator Ted Cruz @SenTedCruz]

Under current law, the Chinese Communist Party’s spies expelled from the US have the ability to immediately reapply for visas. The Protecting America from Spies Act would change that by allowing the @StateDept to deny visas to individuals who spy on or steal from the US.

[Rick Scott @SenRickScott]

We should not be opening the doors for the Chinese Communist Party to come into the US and further their human rights violations.

The Administration was right in closing the Consulate in Houston but we should not be naive in thinking the problem is solved.

[Ron Wright @RepRonWright]

The #CCP is once again trying to infiltrate our nation by mailing unsolicited shipments of foreign seeds to harm American agriculture systems.

If you receive these seeds, please do NOT plant them.

Email [email protected] to report the package.
https://t.co/g30v62ZdcV

[Shabana Mahmood MP @ShabanaMahmood]

Human rights abuses don't rise for recess — the growing number of Covid-19 cases in Xinjiang should concern us all. Over a million Uighur and other Turkic Muslims are estimated to be held at internment camps in the region and could well be at risk. (1/5)
https://t.co/k7vCqwqPgs

[House Foreign Affairs Committee Majority @HouseForeignGOP]

LR @RepMcCaul: "Over half of counterfeit #COVID19 products used in the U.S. came from China, including some of the personal protective equipment healthcare workers need to stay safe on the frontlines of this pandemic.

[Ezra Cheung @ezracheungtoto]

#BREAKING: Confirmed by several local media, Tony Chung, convener of the disbanded pro-independence group Student Localism, is arrested for conspiracy to invite others to commit secession. Chung is the first known arrest over the newly national security law. #HongKongProtests

[Xinqi Su 蘇昕琪 @XinqiSu]

#NOW Yanni Ho is being taken from her home and becomes the 3rd member of @studentlocalism arrested tonight. Ho's hands were at her back and covered by a cloth. Ho's mother also boarded a seven seater to follow her daughter.

[Damon Pang @damon_pang]

#HongKongPolice say 4 arrested on allegations of violating #NationalSecurityLaw, aged 16-21, all students. They are accused of organising a group online after the law came into effect to advocate/incite others to support #HongKong independence

[Kris Cheng @krislc]

At least 3 former members of @studentlocalism have been arrested under national security law for “incitement to secession” including ex-convener Tony Chung and his girlfriend, as well as Ho Nok-hang. They were sent to the Ma On Shan police station.

[Antony Dapiran @antd]

Seeing it put like this really brings into sharp focus how Kafkaesque this all is.

[Laurel Chor @laurelchor]

In response to the arrests, 12 student unions have issued a joint letter: "Hong Kong has fallen into the Era of White Terror... We shall continue defending Hong Kong with hope until widespread of the flames of resistance." https://t.co/IxCTWFUheU

[Bloomberg Originals @bbgoriginals]

LATEST: Hong Kong police arrested 4 people, aged 16-21, for breaching the new #NationalSecurityLaw.

They were suspected of secession by advocating Hong Kong independence, police say

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

Four Hong Kong students arrested in first police operation to enforce national security law https://t.co/HhFzJGRutW

[The Associated Press @AP]

Hong Kong police make their first major arrests under a new national security law, detaining four young people on suspicion of inciting secession. Police say they made comments on social media that urged independence for Hong Kong. https://t.co/ZBLySSER6Z

[AFP News Agency @AFP]

Four Hong Kong students involved in a recently disbanded pro-independence group were arrested by police under a controversial new national security law, officers and members of the group said https://t.co/zBFji1LwFL